Jane Cox

Jane Cox graduated from the Royal College of Art with a special examiners commendation and was subsequently awarded first prize for Tableware from Wedgwood at the new graduates show in 1994. She is a Fellow and former Council member of the Craft Potters Association (CPA) and a Brother and Trustee of the Art Workers Guild (AWG)
Her work features in the permanent collection of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and the British Council permanent collection at Aberystwyth University, Wales. She has also exhibited The Victoria & Albert Museum , Fortnum & Masons, The London Design Museum and various galleries in France, The Netherlands, USA and Japan.
Jane's work is collected for is striking surface pattern and bold use of colour . She specializes in earthenware combining slip decoration & sgraffitto with translucent glazes in three main colours: "Aquitaine" a rich vibrant turquoise , "Loire" a deep green, and "Carcassonne" a resplendent blue purple.
Recently she has been expanding her glaze colour palette to include new speckle glazes in blue/greens & green /blacks. These works are strongly inspired by the tactile shorelines of the Isle of Wight.